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N e w s l e t t e r
M a r c h 2 0 2 0
President’s Foreword
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ince its inauguration in 2011, the Academy’s Besides possessing strong analytical skills, practical
fellowship currently stands at 114 strong with the ingenuity, creativity, good communication and leadership
election of 11 new fellows in 2019. Our eminent skills, engineers need to acquire the skill to solve problems.
engineers come from both the public and private sectors Computers and robots are going to be smarter than human
in diverse fields. They serve as a role model to inspire the beings. Instead of competing with them head-on,
next generation of engineers. Their expertise and engineers should learn how to use them to do the tasks
experience are also tapped to lead discussion by guiding for us. Engineers also need to be lifelong learners. The
informed thinking on engineering related public policies. Lifelong learning coupled with being Energetic, Adaptable,
Resilient and Nimble (LEARN) will redefine the essential
It is well recognised that engineering has always been the
characteristics of the new engineers in deepening the
backbone of Singapore’s progress and has contributed
engineering capabilities in Singapore. The ability to re-skill
significantly to Singapore’s economic, infrastructural and
and up-skill quickly and apply new knowledge to new
social developments in the last 50 years. The next phase
problems and new contexts will be vital in the uncertain
of nation building continues to require engineering
and changing character of the world around us. In this
expertise, whether it is for upgrading infrastructure,
context, Fellows of the Academy can offer and share their
addressing issues related to climate change, or building
expertise, knowledge and wisdom to the engineering
Singapore’s vision of becoming a Smart Nation.
community. I see the Academy playing a major role in the
Many of the key attributes of engineers of tomorrow are LEARN journey of our future engineers.
similar to those of yesterday and today but they are made
more complex by the impact of disruptive technology.
Professor Cham Tao Soon
In This Issue
02 About the Academy 06 Events & Meetings
03 About the Academy 07 New Executive Committee
04 About the Academy 07 Developing Singapore’s Industry Engineering Talents
05 About the Academy 08 Contribution to the Academy
05 About the Academy/Awards & Honours
02 About the Academy
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3%
New Fellows 25
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The Academy’s fellowship currently stands at 114 strong with 22% Age 70 and above
23%
the election of 11 new fellows, as at 31 January 2020. 60
03 About the Academy
Professor of Information Systems at SMU since 2004. Prior to that, he Professor Lam Yee Cheong
was Principal Scientist and Manager of Infocomm Security Department, Professor, School of Mechanical and
Institute for Infocomm Research at A*STAR. Since April 2019, he has Aerospace Engineering
been Programme Director of the National Satellite of Excellence in Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU
Mobile Systems Security and Cloud Security, a five-year research Singapore)
initiative sponsored by NRF’s National Cybersecurity R&D programme.
Prof Lam is currently a full professor in the School
Prof Deng specialises in cybersecurity, including data security and of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, and the
privacy, cloud security, network and distributed systems security. He Senior Faculty-in-Residence of Hall 2 at NTU Singapore. He was
serves/served on many editorial boards and conference committees, previously Associate Chair (Faculty), Associate Chair (Research), and
including the editorial boards of ACM Transactions on Privacy and Acting Head of Manufacturing Division of the School. He has held joint
Security, IEEE Security and Privacy, IEEE Transactions on Dependable appointment as Principal Scientist, Singapore Institute of Manufacturing
and Secure Computing, IEEE Transactions on Information Forensics and Technology, and as Fellow, Singapore-MIT Alliance. His current research
Security, Journal of Computer Science and Technology, and Steering focuses on microfluidics, laser machining, and optimisation of
Committee Chair of the ACM Asia Conference on Computer and manufacturing processes.
Communications Security.
He obtained his Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering in 1979 from the
He received the Outstanding University Researcher Award from NUS in University of Melbourne, and was awarded the Dixon Scholarship for
1999, Lee Kuan Yew Fellowship for Research Excellence from SMU in Outstanding Academic Achievement. Subsequently, he obtained his PhD
2005, Asia-Pacific Information Security Leadership Achievements in 1983 from the same University and was awarded the M.H. de Fina
Community Service Star from International Information Systems Security Memorial Prize for the Best Postgraduate Student.
Certification Consortium in 2010, and was elevated to IEEE Fellow in
2016. He joined Monash University, Australia in 1984, and was promoted to
Reader before leaving Australia for Singapore in 1997. He was the Head
(Monash Node) of the Cooperative Research Centre for Advanced
Professor Fwa Tien Fang Composite Structure (CRC-ACS), a Director of the Far East Oceanic
Emeritus Professor, Department of Civil and Fracture Society, and President of the Australian Fracture Group. He has
Environmental Engineering been invited by the University of Melbourne to deliver the prestigious
National University of Singapore (NUS) Tewksbury Lecture, and Monash University the Harold Armstrong
Visiting Distinguished Professor Memorial Lectures.
Chang’an University, China
Professor Ma Kai-Kuang
Prof Fwa Tien Fang has been a faculty member of NUS since 1985. He Professor, School of Electrical and
is currently a Visiting Distinguished Professor with the School of Electronic Engineering
Highway of Chang’an University, the largest highway engineering school Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU
in China. He received his B.Eng (First Class Honour) from the then Singapore)
University of Singapore, M.Eng from the University of Waterloo, Canada,
and PhD from Purdue University, USA. Prof Ma is a full professor in the School of Electrical
and Electronic Engineering at NTU Singapore. He
Prof Fwa’s main research area covers highway and airfield engineering. received his PhD degree from North Carolina State University and
He has published more than 400 journal and conference papers, with Master’s degree from Duke University. He was elected to IEEE Fellow
more than 200 technical papers in leading international journals in the for his contributions on Image Processing and Digital Video Coding
last 35 years. He has been invited to lecture and make technical Technologies. His two fast motion estimation algorithms have been
presentations in more than 20 countries, including keynote lectures at adopted in MPEG international standard which is the backbone of many
international conferences. He is the Associate Editor of three, and multimedia technology products and platforms such as the DVD player
Editorial Board member of another four top international journals in and Internet streaming. He was a Distinguished Lecturer of the IEEE
highway and airfield engineering. He served as the Director of NUS Circuits and Systems Society from 2008 to 2009.
Centre for Transportation Research from 1990 to 2016, and Deputy
Director of NUS Centre for Maritime Studies from 2005 to 2018. He was Prior to joining NTU in 1995, he was a Member of Technical Staff at
the Head of Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering of NUS Institute of Microelectronics (IME), Singapore and a researcher in IBM
from 2000 to 2005. Corporation at New York and North Carolina, USA. At NTU, his research
interest has been focusing on digital image/video compression and
Prof Fwa has been actively promoting pavement engineering R&D in processing, computer vision and machine intelligence. He has secured
the East Asian region through two international conferences. He was numerous external and international research grants, including the
the Founding Chairman of the ICPT International Committee that runs prestigious Singapore MINDEF, United States’ DAPAR, and Sweden’s
the International Conference on Road and Airfield Pavement Technology WASP. He has published extensively in top tier journals.
since 1993, and also the Founding Chairman of the APTE International
Committee that organises the Asia Pacific Conference on Transportation Prof Ma has been actively serving various technical and municipal
and the Environment since 1998. He is currently a Board member and communities. He was Singapore MPEG Chairman and Head of Delegation
Immediate Past President of the International Society for Maintenance from 1997 to 2002. He participated in the Smart Nation project and
and Rehabilitation of Transport Infrastructure, and Special Advisor to was awarded a Municipal Services Award 2018 (Team Category) in
the International Association of Traffic and Safety Sciences. He was recognition of his machine intelligence-based video analytics research.
Board Member of the Eastern Asia Society for Transportation Studies He has been serving as an Associate Editor, Editor, and Senior Area
(EASTS) from 1994 to 2016. Locally, he is the founding and current Editor in various top tier IEEE transactions for over 20 years. In 2018,
President of the Pavement Engineering Society (Singapore). he received a Merit Award from the IEEE Transactions on Image
04 About the Academy
Processing for his outstanding editorial board service as a Senior Area Vice-Chair of the IWA Membrane Technology Specialist Group (MTSG). He is
Editor. He has also been actively organising or serving various roles in currently the President of the Environmental Engineering Society of Singapore
top international conferences. and has organised large international water conferences over the years. For his
contributions in the field, he has been elected as a Fellow of the IWA and a
Board Certified Environmental Engineering Member of the American Academy of
Environmental Engineers & Scientists which recognises highly qualified
Professor Miao Chunyan
professionals by virtue of their accomplishments.
Chair, School of Computer Science and
Engineering
President’s Chair in Computer Science
Mr Ravinder Singh
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
President, Electronics, and President,
(NTU Singapore)
Defence Business
Singapore Technologies Engineering Ltd (ST
Engineering)
Prof Miao Chunyan is a President’s Chair in Computer Science and the Chair of
the School of Computer Science and Engineering (SCSE) at NTU Singapore. She
received her PhD degree in Computer Engineering from NTU and was an NSERC Mr Ravinder Singh is the President Electronics, ST
Postdoctoral Fellow at Simon Fraser University (SFU), Canada. She was a founding Engineering, where he oversees businesses in Satellite
faculty member of the Centre for Digital Media established by The University of Systems and Communications, Mobility, Public Safety and Security, IoT,
British Columbia (UBC) and SFU. She was also a Tan Chin Tuan Engineering Cybersecurity and Defence. He is also the President, Defence Business where he
Fellow at Harvard and MIT. oversees the Defence products, services and solutions business for the Group.
Prof Miao has received over 20 Best Paper/innovation awards in Artificial With over 30 years of technology and defence experience, Mr Singh has held
intelligence (AI) and real world AI applications for her impactful research in various management and leadership positions including President, Land Systems,
health, ageing, education and smart services. She is a recipient of the prestigious ST Engineering. Under his leadership, the Land Systems sector saw the
NRF Investigatorship Award 2018. She also holds major research funding development of innovative solutions for its customers in the defence and
including MOH National Innovation Challenge (NIC) on Ageing award 2018 and specialty vehicles segments, and built new capabilities in Autonomous Vehicles
NRF AI.SG Health Grand Challenge Award 2019. She is the Founding Director of and Robotics, as well as the growth in its international Defence business. In
the Joint NTU-UBC Research Centre of Excellence in Active Living for the Elderly his earlier career, he served as the Chief of Army, Singapore Armed Forces (SAF)
(LILY), Singapore’s first centre focusing on AI empowered solutions to population and the Deputy Secretary (Technology), Ministry of Defence, Singapore. During
aging challenges. She is also the Founding Director of the Alibaba-NTU Singapore his career in the Singapore Armed Forces, he was conferred the Public
Joint Research Institute (JRI), Alibaba’s first and largest JRI outside China. Administration Medal (Military), Gold and Silver.
She is an Editor/Associate Editor of leading international journals including Mr Singh serves as the Deputy Chairman of National Environment Agency Board,
IJIT, IEEE Big Data, IEEE IoT, IEEE Access and IEEE Service Computing and has and also sits on the board of the Agency for Science, Technology and Research.
served as Chair/TPC member of international conferences such as IEEE ICA, ICAA, He is a member of the Services and Digital Economy Technology Roadmap Steering
ACM KDD. She serves on various national committees, including the MOH City Committee, Infocomm Media Development Authority, and the Committee on
for All Ages and Health Tech, the IMDA TechSkills Accelerator (TeSA) and is the Autonomous Road Transport for Singapore, Ministry of Transport.
Chair of the SCS AI Ethics Review Committee. She was awarded a Public
Administration Medal (Bronze) from the President of Singapore in 2016. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in Engineering Science and a Master of Arts in
Engineering Science from the University of Oxford. He was awarded the Singapore
Armed Forces Postgraduate Scholarship and graduated from the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology with a Master of Science in Management. He also attended
Professor Ng How Yong
the Advance Management programme in Wharton School.
Director, NUS Environmental Research Institute and
Sembcorp-NUS Corporate Laboratory
Provost Chair’s Professor, Department of Civil and
Professor Wang Rong
Environmental Engineering
Chair, School of Civil and Environmental Engineering
National University of Singapore (NUS)
President’s Chair in Civil and
Environmental Engineering
Prof Ng How Yong is a Provost Chair’s Professor in the
Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering,
Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU
Director of Environmental Research Institute and Director of the Sembcorp-NUS Singapore)
Corporate Laboratory at NUS.
Professor Wang Rong is a President’s Chair in Civil and
Environmental Engineering and has been Chair of the School
He specialises in biological treatment and membrane processes. To date, he has
of Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE) at NTU Singapore since 2014. In
contributed more than 400 publications in international journals and conference
addition to her chairship, she has led the Singapore Membrane Technology Centre
papers. He is a world expert in membrane bioreactor. He was selected out of
(SMTC) as Deputy Director from 2008 to 2011 and Director since 2012.
hundreds of candidates worldwide to receive the prestigious 2006 International
Water Association (IWA) Young Professionals Award. He is the recipient of the
Singapore Young Scientist Award in 2007, Singapore Youth Award (Science and Prior to joining CEE, NTU, Prof Wang was a Senior Research Scientist/Group
Technology) in 2008 and NUS Young Researcher Award in 2009. In 2014, he Leader/Deputy Centre Director/Centre Director at the Institute of Environmental
received the IWA Asia Pacific Regional Project Innovation Award for the Science & Engineering (IESE), Singapore. She also worked at the Institute of
“Development of Microbial Electrochemical Sensor (MES) for Heavy Metals and Process Engineering, Chinese Academy of Sciences (CAS) as an Assistant
Cyanide Detection in Used Water”. This technology has contributed to Singapore Professor/Associate Professor before joining IESE in 1999. She received her
by detecting heavy metals contamination in sewage due to illegal or accidental Bachelor degree from Zhejiang University, China in 1984 and PhD degree from
discharge, safeguarding the production of NEWater. It has been commercialised CAS in 1992.
through a NUS startup, EnvironSens Pte Ltd, with PUB as the first adopter, and
is currently being introduced into China. He also serves as an advisor to Wateroam Prof Wang has over 30 years of experience in Chemical and Environmental
Pte Ltd, a water-innovation social enterprise that supplies portable water filters Engineering, Water and Energy related research, innovation and technology
for disaster relief and rural development. As of 2018, Wateroam has reached translation. She focuses on novel membrane development with over 280 SCI
70,000 people, across 14 countries. journal publications with a citation count of over 13,000 and a h-index of 67
(@Web of Science, as of 2019), and her inventions led to two spin-off membrane
Prof Ng has contributed to the profession as an Associate Editor of Water companies. She serves as an Editor of Journal of Membrane Science (JMS) since
Research, an Editor of the Journal of Water Reuse and Desalination and the 2014. She becomes Co-Editor-in-Chief of JMS since January 2020. She is also
05 About the Academy
on the editorial board of Desalination since 2011. She is the founding President
of Membrane Society in Singapore (MEMSIS).
In Memory
Prof Wang was featured among the top 25 leading water researchers globally by
The Academy honours the memory of the following Fellow who had
Lux Research in 2013, and was the winner of Singapore Minister for National
passed on.
Development R&D Award in 2013. She received the prestigious “Alternative Water
Prize” from Prince Sultan Bin Abdulaziz International Prize for Water (PSIPW) of Professor Chen Charng Ning (Left us on 30 November 2019)
Saudi Arabia in 2016. She was awarded the Nanyang Research Award in 2018.
Awards & Honours
Our heartiest congratulations to the following Fellows who had been bestowed with various prestigious honours and awards by the
respective professional institutions and organisations in 2019.
Mr J Y Pillay Mr Lim Soon Hock
• The Order of Temasek (with Distinction), National Day • Singapore HPC Pioneer & Achievement Award, Super-
Awards 2019 conferred by the President of the Republic of computing Asia 2019 by National Supercomputing (NSCC)
Singapore. Singapore for his contributions as an HPC Pioneer and his
founding achievements in Singapore.
Mr Lim Chee Onn
• The Order of Nila Utama (with High Distinction), National Professor Su Guaning
Day Awards 2019 conferred by the President of the Republic • Fellow of the US National Academy of Engineering for his
of Singapore. contributions to regional security and for his academic
leadership.
Mr Chiang Chie Foo
• The Distinguished Service Order, National Day Awards Professor Wang Chien Ming
2019 conferred by the President of the Republic of Singapore. • Fellow of the Australian Academy of Technology and
Engineering in recognition of his pioneering work in shear
deformable beam/plate theories, very large floating
Professor Chen I-Ming structures, nonlocal structural mechanics and leadership in
• International Grand Prize, Hong Kong CIC (Construction structural engineering.
Industry Council) Construction Innovation Award 2019
for the development and commercialisation of intelligent • JN Reddy Medal 2019 by the Mechanics of Advanced
robotic systems for interior finishing and quality inspection. Materials and Structures Journal for his original and sustained
contributions to the advancement of Structural Mechanics.
Professor Chung Tai-Shung (Neal) • Nishino Medal 2019 by the East Asia-Pacific Conference on
• Highly Cited Researcher 2019 by Clarivate Analytics for Structural Engineering and Construction in recognition of his
ranking in the top 1% by citations for field and publication distinguished achievements and contributions in the area of
year in Clarivate’s Web of Science database. structural engineering and construction in the Asia-Pacific
region.
Professor Lee Tong Heng
• ACA Outstanding Service Award 2019 by Asian Control
Association (ACA) in recognition and appreciation of his
distinguished contributions to ACA.
Professor Lim Chwee Teck
• Highly Cited Researcher 2019 by Clarivate Analytics for
ranking in the top 1% by citations for field and publication
year in Clarivate’s Web of Science database.
• Long Service Medal, National Day Awards 2019 conferred
by the Government of Singapore for his outstanding
contributions and service to the nation.
06 Events & Meetings
Ninth Annual General Meeting
The Academy of Engineering, Singapore held its ninth Annual Ordinary Committee Members:
General Meeting (AGM) in September 2019, at The Institution Er Chong Kee Sen Dr Lee Shiang Long
of Engineers, Singapore.
Prof Chong Tow Chong Prof Liu Bin
President Cham welcomed all Fellows before Professor Louis Phee
Prof Chou Siaw Kiang Prof Andrew Nee Yeh Ching
presented the Secretary’s report to the meeting. He requested
that Fellows continue nominating young actors in the academia Prof Hang Chang Chieh Mr Seah Moon Ming
and industry for SAEng Fellowship and encouraged all Fellows Prof Lee Der-Horng Prof Tan Thiam Soon
to take time out to contribute to the Academy’s projects and
activities. He invited the meeting for comments and suggestions Mr Gan Boon Jin and Prof Lock Kai Sang volunteered for the
on the projects presented in the Secretary’s report, to which the Honorary Auditor nomination for the new term. Fellows approved
Fellows gave their endorsement without any amendment. the election of the above Executive Committee Members and
Honorary Auditors for the new two-year term. President Cham
Professor Andrew Nee presented the Treasurer’s report on the highlighted the importance of succession planning and
Academy’s financial status for year ending 31 December 2018 introducing new blood to the Committee and requested
to the meeting for comments. President Cham informed that the nominations of young Fellows to be elected as Committee
Academy’s financial position was healthy and that he will write members.
to the Fellows for donations to the Academy after the Academy’s
IPC status is renewed. He hoped that the SAEng reserves could President Cham also requested the meeting for suggestions and
be increased to S$100,000. With regard to the SAEng annual proposals for the Academy to build linkages with South East
newsletter, he felt that maintaining the current small quantity Asian academies such as those in Malaysia, Thailand and
of 200 hardcopies would be appropriate for distribution to Indonesia and commented that the Academy can consider
stakeholders. The Treasurer’s report was endorsed without any extending its reach to north Asian counterparts when there are
amendment. opportunities.
During the meeting, the following nominees were proposed for In closing, the President expressed his appreciation and thanks
the election of Executive Committee Members: to the Executive Committee Members and the project groups
who have dedicated precious time and hard work in pursuing
President: Prof Cham Tao Soon
the Academy’s mission and objectives for the past year and
Secretary: Prof Louis Phee thanked IES and Fellows for their valuable and generous support
Treasurer: Prof Cheong Hee Kiat towards the Academy’s activities.
Ex-officio – President IES: Prof Yeoh Lean Weng
07 New Executive Committee
Prof Cham Tao Soon
President
Prof Louis Phee Prof Cheong Hee Kiat Prof Yeoh Lean Weng
Ex-officio – President IES
Secretary Treasurer
Er Chong Kee Sen Prof Chong Tow Chong Prof Chou Siaw Kiang Prof Hang Chang Chieh
Ordinary Member Ordinary Member Ordinary Member Ordinary Member
Prof Lee Der-Horng Dr Lee Shiang Long Prof Nee Yeh Ching
Prof Liu Bin Andrew
Ordinary Member Ordinary Member Ordinary Member Ordinary Member
Mr Seah Moon Ming Prof Tan Thiam Soon
Ordinary Member Ordinary Member
Developing Singapore’s Industry Engineering Talents
Singapore Institute of Technology's Industrial Programmes to Meet Industry's Needs
The Academy initiated the idea of introducing engineering partners, these industrial research projects aim to advance an
doctorate degree programme at local universities in 2015 with organisation’s practice, business or processes, reaping strategic
the goal to upgrade industry engineering talent using their returns on the evidence of innovative application of technical
industry projects to earn a higher degree (at doctoral or master knowledge, commercial relevance and financial sustenance.
degree level). At the same time, the proposed programme provides Besides industrial-based research, students will also have to
a platform to foster quality collaboration between industry and complete modules in SIT which are designed to equip professionals
academia that will augment Singapore’s economic growth and with both applied research and project/technology management
development. Accordingly, the Academy’s proposal has been well skills.
received and supported by the local universities with National
A unique feature of SIT’s programmes is that they allow students
University of Singapore and Singapore University of Technology
to customise and pace their own learning and knowledge
launching their engineering doctoral programme in 2018.
acquisition to suit their individual upskilling and project needs.
This year, Singapore Institute of Technology (SIT) will pioneer In this regard, student can spread and complete technical
both its industrial master and doctorate degree programmes that specialisation modules over the entire duration of their
will educate and train advanced engineering manpower for candidature instead of having them front-loaded. Recognising
Singapore’s industry, leading to a master and doctorate degree the competitive advantages offered by SIT’s programmes, the
qualification respectively. Building on its successful work-study industry has shown keen interest to partner SIT in embarking on
degree programme, SIT develops the curriculum of both these programmes. In this respect, TUV SUD, NTUC Health and
programmes that enable students to work on industry-derived Sembcorp Marine are amongst several industry players who will
research projects jointly hosted and supervised by SIT and the participate in SIT’s inaugural programmes.
industry. Collaborating and developing with its industrial
08 Contribution to the Academy
Patron
DPM Teo Chee Hean
Making a Donation
Executive Committee
The Academy of Engineering, Singapore (SAEng) is a not-for-profit entity registered in Singapore, funded President
Cham Tao Soon
by contributions from individuals and private organisations. Your donations will enable the Academy to
Secretary
develop and sustain projects to attract aspiring engineers, encourage innovation, and provide support
Louis Phee
to advance and promote excellence in engineering, and also improve the public awareness and
Treasurer
understanding of engineering in Singapore. Cheong Hee Kiat
To make a contribution to the Academy, please contact saeng@ntu.edu.sg. Ex-officio – President IES
Yeoh Lean Weng
Ordinary Member
Chong Kee Sen
Our Donors Chong Tow Chong
Chou Siaw Kiang
The Academy has received a total of S$131,570 from organisations and individual donors thus far. We Hang Chang Chieh
would like to express our sincere gratitude to all generous individuals and organisations that have Lee Der-Horng
Lee Shiang Long
supported the Academy over the past eight years. Here is our 2011-2019 Honour Roll of Donors: Liu Bin
Andrew Nee Yeh Ching
Seah Moon Ming
Tan Thiam Soon
Organisations Individuals Individuals Editor
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Honorary Auditor
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Lock Kai Sang
Squire Mech Pte Ltd Chang Meng Teng
Choo Chiau Beng
Lee Ek Tieng
Organisations Seah Moon Ming
(up to $4,999) Tan Thiam Soon
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